Ten years writing PHP and Laravel, with the front end to match, and more recently the AI and automation work that sits on top. Two of my products are in daily use by the people they were built for.
Taking on freelance and contract work
Employee attendance and time tracking. Staff clock in and out, managers see who is on shift and who isn't, and the month's hours come out the other end without anyone maintaining a spreadsheet. Built for workplaces where people work shifts rather than sit at a desk.
PHP · Laravel · MySQL · vexanto.in
School management, built multi-tenant so every school gets its own space on one platform rather than a separate installation each. Attendance and fees for staff, a parent portal that works properly on a phone, online fee payment through Razorpay, and an admin layer above it all for running the platform across schools.
Laravel · MySQL · Razorpay · Android app · vexedu.in
Upload a batch of CVs against a job description and get them back ranked, with the reasoning written out for each one. Built to show how an AI model fits into an ordinary Laravel application: queued background jobs so a fifty-file upload doesn't block anything, a JSON API for an ATS to poll, and output that's validated rather than trusted.
Laravel · queues · Claude API · try it yourself
Laravel and PHP backends, React and Node where they fit, and the front end on top. From first commit to live server.
WordPress and WooCommerce, Shopify builds and app integrations, and the payment side that has to reconcile correctly.
REST APIs for your own apps to use, and connecting the third-party services you already run — including the webhook handling that keeps records straight.
OpenAI and Claude built into real applications: chatbots, document and CV processing, drafting tools. Queued properly, with output you can check.
n8n, Make and Zapier wired into your CRM, email and lead handling, so the repetitive work stops landing on someone's desk.
An application someone else left half finished, one that has slowed down, or one that has outgrown the hosting it was put on.
Tell me what you're trying to build and roughly when you need it. I'll tell you straight whether I'm the right person for it.